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. yrRDEROUs PRISONER SHOr DEAD.


Ell PAso, Tex. oct l3.-Cnarles Perca Mexcans
killed fellow Mexican some months ago In the Catho.c
Church at Los Cruces NewMexico, forty miles from IN
Paso He was tried and condemned, but new trial was
granted and In the interval he was released on oa lo
fed and has been living under an assumed came 40
Yslea thirteen miles of El Paso Yesterday mor-
ing Mexican deputy sheriff Nereses Trujilo, from Los
Cruces and Deputy Sheriff II. f. Gaskey, OF FL Paso.l
went to arrest him. They took him unawares anu cap
tured him easily They put him in hack and sarted'
for FL Paso Truillo sitting beside him and Gaskey on
the opposite seat Two miles from I'll Paso, Perca si-
denly drew murderous knife and plunged II hve unes
in Trujillos left side, also cutting him once across uc
face Gaskey had pulled his revolver but Al hre
could not get chance to shoot Psrca so closely was 10
grappling with Truo Finally Porca turned on Casey
and struck his breast with the keeneadea hnIo:
askey atruck him terrible blow In the facc WIN ny
left ,t 40 that Percss thrust with the knife fell short
but sashsd Gssksys left hand and sl1'lSs tss smss s
when Percs was staggering the blow In tho isSS
ana sent ball into the murderers head ocuweeh h.6
eyes, klling him Instantly. 1ns Wsohae" ~'P"' ~
will probably die.
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yiTUPlI GIS COMPANY SOLD

PITIsBURG Oct IL (Speciaj.-A big natur" gas deal Is
on the eve OF successful elimination The Boden Gas
Company signed the papers transferring its iran
chises 5000 acres OF territory and $50 miles OF gas
mains to a syndicate Of Philadelphia capitalists VINO
were represented In tho preliminary negotiations by
Mr. PemberOn OF one OF the trust companies OF
a Mr. Ketberger Hebrew banker and broker. OF New
York City Is represented to have secured an option on
tho nroperty and finally completed the sale The amount
Involved IL probably not far from half million dollars
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. SUCCESSOR TO "PRoFp DE LEON.

PANAMA, Oct 5.-De Leon, who was recently iinpris-
mad in NewYork for sending women from tnat port 10
Colon for immoral purposes has found An emulaor In
person well known in Aspinwa who recently brought
down three young under false pretences and was
to start thcm Of sin whom An energetic
and influential resident Dr. Enger. heard OF their situa
,,on and fpterfered and tho law invoked. After
se rnubIe the three young women were sent homo by
tbs Pacific Mai steamer their expenses being qefraLed
6y suhseriBr0n The Hsw-Iork oonos sn""'s AA""''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
TAXING TRAIN SERIOUSLY IN CHICAGO.

MAYOR ROCHE ORDERING THAT HE SHALL AR
REsTED-sALEs OF HIS PAPER PREVENTED.
CHICAGO Oct - CSpeciaD- visit paid to Mayor
Roche to-day In order to ascertain what he going to
do with George Francis Train
"We're going to stop him." answered the Mayor. "He
will hold no such meetings as he held last night
thought he wond have understood the notice sent him
a day ago. but 1t that he hasn't, and now we
going to close him up"
George Francis Train found locked up the pr
vate Office OF The Western Nc'rsman. The door was
opened for the reporter and when he announced the
latest instructions OF the Mayor Chief Ebersod Mr.
Train exclamcd:
"By George! that's good. I'm glad OF It You see
how I've got 'em, do yeui I'll leave the city If they
wish me to- Then every OF their throats will be cut
Here. look hero don't you think this will knock cmi'
He handed the following characteristic letter:
Cifizen. Chiefor Toiicc d,d Mayor ROCHE
am eHtirey at loss to know why yon give orders 10
a Pinkerton assassin What laws have broken Why
place a statesman editor merchant banker. traveller
circus nenagcrc. box Of snakes twoheaded calf and
others. then refusing licensel Great officials act
ing like sneak thieves / am no enemy to police we
must have order and have been my own chief OF police
all my lectures No Anarchists. Socialists working-
men come near me. They are TOO cowardiy Ny news
boys have been notified that my paper Train ;
Ia ~ Psycho anarchist must lie suppressed. VIII VIII
you for damages II yol are brave enough to murder
free speech, you will soon have Chicago to ashes
alone control these madnen from cutunS your
ihroats What in 1000 police do against
l0D 900 outraged men lOn better nave me your iehu
not yOnr enemy. Ihave thirty engagements outside 0l
Chicago and will thank you TO say. II intend to read
the baby Turner Hall again TO night when makes
you the laughing .ock OF the city. ,
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
"rm the only man that handle these men. knew
what going to happen and prepared for 1t. How
PsychO! Sec | left New-York, and SEQ what nap
pen.d II | leave Chicago the city will run blood.
Here ncwshOy rushed into the oiicc ana eNcialnci
a copper says can't sell no more papers or III oo
arrested 80,
Mr.. Train flew all TO pieces: "Ca all the boys ln nc
cried. land arrest the poce-cverN one of them! At
the chief first What a." they want 10 shut me up 'ori
The Anarchists hate and fear THERE lanorcr''
They know nothing. I'm ari-tOcrdt TN born lr'uc''
sir. let s these ignorant Adarchist Gio-
tate me They're outaws-cVrry one ~ ih"tn-
"Am going 10 lecture tonight T. echoed the pSVcho
lecturer In re nlv TO a question certainly am. What
power is there prevent mel look iorsr 10 repc
.t.On Of the IIaymarket riot at Turner lIal 10 omGt
VIII speak. Mayor Roche must let mo speak. SHal
tell you whyl have engagements a thirty places out
side Of Chicago Including Springfield, 81 Louis kcoAuh,
Kansas city. Omaha. Topeka, Council Blui'; Aurora,
Peoria and other large places 10 on thlnK 'h''sgo
will he willing have TO ont AMI cry II down as
place where free speech Is suppressed
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THE RrupGsG SEA SEIZURES.

OFT, WA, oct The Dominion Government has re-
ceivei copy OF the filed by the United states coun-
sol in the District Ska In reply to Mr. Drake
demurrer on behalf the seaes seized In Behring sea
appeal against the decision OF the Dsirict Court mas
becn taken to the Supreme OF the United states III
the cas- OF the w. T. HAYWARD.
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HER VOICE COMPARED TO PATTI.

BRUSSELS Oct l3-Madamo Armstrong. an Austral-
Ian vocalist made her debut hero tonight in Rigolet
to-" The critics unanimous In praislng her per-
formance and hesitate to compare her 70 PAUL
she Will appear in London probably next season.
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CREAr IRONCLADS FOR SIAM.

MADRID, oct 13-Tho Queen Regent has signed de-
cree authorizing the construction Of six ronciads OF
1000 tons each which shall be capable OF ataninga
speeI OF from sixteen " twenty miles an hour; also
four largo and sixty small torpedo boats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
STOLEN MONEY RECOVERED.

ST. LOUIS Oct 13-Ths money taken from tho raclho
EIprss. Company by messenger John owen has all been
recovered 1t was found yesterday concealed in barrel
sf ashss in the rear Of tho messengers honse. Tas
snoupt found was G33 OO0 Owens drsctsa the mon 70
the place whore the RsAsy was ho
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pOSTpOglyG THE ENEW-HANPSHIRE BRIBERY.
CONCORD, N. H., Oct 13-Tho Senate this afternoon.
after long and animated discussion voted IL to H.
iudeansy 70 postpone both reports In the eass OF the
attempted bribery Of Senator Sawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

General Roger A. Pryor received yesterday dsp'tcn.
from Captain Block. tho attorney for the coremneI An
archiss stating that ho and Moses salomon. hs assist
ant were on tho way to tins city with a copy oi the
record the trial. 1hOy Will arrive ms forenoon anu
another conference with General Pryor and Randolph
Tucker of Washington. Will be hal. II is undcrStood
that he will argue the case before the Judge o the United
states supreme Court before which the lawyers Will 70
for An order for a new trial on a writ q. error.
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MANY REPUBLICAN VOTERS ENROLLED.

The XIXth Assembly District Republican Associauoh
had largely attended meeting last evening at linden
Hall si1ty.scventh-st aud the boulevard secretary :.
H. Dunn said that large bedy Of now voters nave aIdi
anrosd and no read more than two coun Us o M Mua,
tonai names Of men who desire to vote tho Repupcan M
ticket Charles +. Brudsr presided ana Itss Cen
mel RI Randall who delivered An eloquent ADDRESS ~ ~
era Beirn that he firmly believed with h S sSe by
M nno nr oo 400 maority John Gray Boyd. Dr r.
iittsr Le6pold Loo, I. B. Hutchinson 9! !.A,uerni'
Alexander Martin and Howard W. AiDro ADV 'P'
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TIE sIITAN OF MOROCCO BETTER.

PARIS, Oct. l3.-The journal dcs Debats says that an
official dispatch has received announcing that tho
Sultan of Morocco is better and that he mounted his
horse before the palace ami showed himself 10 the
people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14
RERIprN,s DEATH CONFIRMED

HAVANA Oct sThc report that Beriben tho flibuster
had been killed near Matanzas has been officially con-
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ryCyTEuEyT AT STAFFORD SPRINGS

srArroRp SPRINGS, Conn, oct l3.-Ihc excitement
over the downfall of tho Stafford Springs National
Bank ntnues to run high. States bahh
Examiner Forman has been hero this morning anu san
that the shortage grows bigger and bigger The latest
investigations lie said, made tho deficit $4,000, but
there was no doubt that 1t more than that. The
bad debts amounted to $40 coo In addition To what
was recorded the books In tho of notes, making
an Of $4,000.
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THE BOSTON AND MAINE BILL PASSED.

CONCORD n. H. Oct. l3.-TLc Senate passed tho
Uazen or Boston and Maine bill this morning by yois
ofl6tos The Hazen bill permits the lease TO the Bog
ton and Maine Railroad OF tho Boston and Lowell road
and its New-Hanpshro system.
The only change from Yesterdays vote on the third
reading was senator Rollins. who voted IN the negative
Yesterday and IN the affirmative to-day Inc bl!l -
yassed by the senate every respect 1t came from
the IOuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

RatcH Hicks, brother Of L. 5. Hicks the cashier
Il a merchant at 40. Mercer st. lie l. now with his
brother in Connecticut Nothing was given out NJ MS
store OF tho defalcaton. Tho name OF Thomas IL
Brady a cotton broker Of this city, Is mentioned In tho
dispatches a. being the recipient Of checks made pay
able to him by He s. who speculatcd heavily In COT
ton Tho cotton broker bcaring this narne and DOING
business at No. Mercerst, said yesterday t1at no
know nothing about the natter & have % not '81 Sut
The dispatches mention Thomas L. Brady, OF New
Orleans also Thomas II. brady, OF another place. a.
vail a Of this city,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

NEW.YOEK CITY AND NORTHERN OFFICERS.
The reorganization OF the NewYork city and Northern
Railroad is being carried out successfully Tne property
I'm, been conveyed TO the company in accordance
with tue general plan The directors were put IN posses"
on several weeks ago and officers have been elected ~
follows; Joel H. rbardt president; Arnold Marcus,
trea surer. and William H. Rockwell, secretary.
The soc .holdcrs OF the Newlork City aud Wes;ches-
fer K.ilw.y Company met at No IS courtaudtsL yes-
erlay ami authorized the issue OF >5OOOoJ bonds Tor
tie comp letIon OF the road
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JENNY LIND REPORTED TO BE DYING.
LONDON Oct 13.-Jenny Lind Goldsmith Is reported to
DO dying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-14

FEATURES OF THE LABOR PROBLEM.
The State Board Of Arbitration ana Aeo~u ~
.an.d mar u iutsrfsrs In the trouble now
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MANY PASSENGERS HURT.
COLLISION ON THE MISSOURI PACIFIC.

PEOPLE ON THEIR WAY To SEE THE pRvsIpryr
woUNDED-A TRAIN DIsPATCHERs CARELESS
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RAILROAD INIERESTS.
UNAssrNrING HOLDERS OF READING FIRST s.RIEs
FIVfS YIELD ST LAST.
COMING INTO THE REORGANIZATION

UNASSrNTING HOLDERS OF READING FIRST EIES
FIVfS YIELD ST LASr.
PHILAnEGPuIA. oct l3 tSpecitJ. Tile holders OF
81 0Oo 900 OF nrs hycs Reading bonds who havs
al along maintained that they woull no. accept tho
term, OF the reorganization PLAN have at last Yielded.
aud it was stated this morning on the authority OF
member Of Wharon-Kembe syndicate thai the whole
natter has been practically settiel The preiIminares
were arranged at the held in NewlorH on
Tuesday bet ween william H. Kembe. Of the Wharton
Kemble syndicate. and Pre- 'len Corbin Yesterday Mr.
Corbin came To Philadelphia and diHcd last evening
with John G. BulIi.t Ane'ting was suOsc Iently he'll
al which lr Kemble and other members of his pari7
were present anl the terms which Mr. C0rbin offered,
ant which Il uneritool bat little. II any. better
than laid down in the plan or re1rsahilttoh "ero
Mr Kemblc slid to-day that ali but one oi tae unaF,
seutng holders willing 10 accept the terms aht
mat the exception the smallest holder OF all Ihis
person he said merely asked fGrther time og con'rr4-
ton. There some notion thai the Order ieertet %
was Wharton Barker. but II Is understood that ne WIS
one OF the first yield When that gentleman was se'h
to-day he disclamcd all know ledge OF tie >etlene
The same was the at the ol"e OF HoDcIt bendihE
n Co, who represent certain OF the -"teIs. HeSoIt
members OF reorganization syndicate oeucu al
knowlolcc Of any change IN the situation az piesc
though they admitted that they were satisfied t no
Wharton Kemble people would come IN IN IA snort lime-
Rumors OF a settlement vita the unassen'ed rst series
nyes which alone oppose the rcorsapzli1no oi tlo PA-
delpAia and Reading Railroad, were revived IN Nai
street Yesterday. II reported that as
a conference At Philadelphia on Wednesday
night terms had been offered AMI aceep-'i
and that only one smu holder had refused his assent
While the success OF tie present plan ot rcoonstucIon
has be,u admitted generally consequence OF tie u
mos unanimous consent Of the secA aud iohd no p''
tive confirmation OF the repeated rnnors could ue 90.
t,u. Yesterday Members the syndicate SAID tldt ].
settlement hal been made they had not Dech inloThe
Of IT, although they could not deny mat II ',sn IN " s
his absence had nothing 10 10 WIN teahe matter,
is ON vacation which may eh'eha ih'o ''io i"u'e ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-23

BLOOD POISON

Three years ago contracted a blood poison.
lapplied to physician at once and his treat
ment came near killing me. employed an
old physician and then went to Ky. ] then
went to Hot Springs and remained two months
but nothing seemed to cure me permanently,
although temporary relief was given me. My
condition grew desperate and applied to u
noted quack, but / did not improve. | then
used preparation which was prescribed
gratis" but it contained too much alcohol
and aggravated my snfierngs. ] then placed
myself under the treatment of II noted Nash
vile physician and for time was benefited,
but by fall l returned home u ruined man,
physically and financially, with but little pros
poets of ever getting well. My money being
exhausted, i did not know what to do. In
May, 1885, my mother persuaded me to get a
bottle of B. Ii. Ii. (made in Atlanta) and did
so to crafty her, but to my utter astonsh-
ment had not finished the first bottle before
every ulcer had been healed.
To the present time have used five bottles
and have received more benefit than from all
the rest combined; and am satisfied that B.
Is. Is. Is the most wonderful blood purifier ever
before known, and | urge all afflicted young
men to try one single bottle and be convinced.
can truly say think it the best medicine in
the world. IT HALLERTON a
Macon, Ca, May !, 1886.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-23
CHAPTER III.

Once more Christmas Eve deepens
into night over the village of CARING
ford, and everything looks cold and
cherries in the pale moonlight, and,
strange to say, the park gates of the old
Manor House stand open, while not a
sound of carriage wheels is to be heard
to account for this unusual incident.
The lodges wear an air of sad neglect,
with windows broken and doors ajar.
No cheerful sound of man or beast
comes from the lonely large old stable
yard-everything is dull, quiet. and life
less. The house itself stands dark and
Ta b Continual
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VERY NERVOUS.

For many years | have been afflicted with
rheumatism combined with some Kidney
Troubles. Indigestion finally added To my
misery and | soon became feeble and very
nervous, and my whole system was pros.
trated. Several physicians were employed
without benefit. After seeing so many testi-
monials eXtOlling the wonderful merit of B.
Ii. b., | commenced its use, and the effect was
like magic. Rheumatic pain ceased, my kid
neys were relieved and my constitution i'm
proved at once, and checrfully recommend it
to others who may be similarly afflicted.
Mss S. TOMLINSON.
Atlanta Ca. May 4, 1886
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CHAPTER III.

Ethel CarlingfOrd, was purposely very
late for breakfast on the following
morning, in the hopes of avoiding a
meeting with Captain Vane; but he,
too, having passed restless, sleepless
night, was no earlier than she, and en-
tered the breakfast-room not five min
utes after she had seated herself to her
solitary meal, her parents and the other
guests having broken their fast an hour
since, and dispersed, each to pursue his
or her own particular amusement.
A cold bow was all the acknowledge
ment the dainty little lady vouchsafed
him as he appeared in the doorway.
Bending his head in silence, he walked
to the extreme end of the table, and
seating himself, partcok of the dish in
front of him.
Then an awkward crisisa rose. Coffee
he must have, and she knew he
would not ask for it, neither would she
ring for the butler: so there was no
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-09-23

1890 acres, 9 miles from city good for stock
purposes. Plenty OF grass and running water
and good timber. GO
80 acres Of miles, south Of oity,small house,
good locality. go
IuG acres OF cultivated and pasture land with
large rock house. out kitchen, largo under
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on premises, near railroad; VI miles from
city. 90
~ acres Of cultivablc aud pasture land per
mancut water, ~ miles from city, desirable
farm. 90
IgO acres ~ miles south of city, no acres IN
cultivation, house with nvC rooms kitchen
and ccllcr, barns, carriage house, two never
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go
:gIi acres, ~ miles from san Antonio, east
on the sulphur Springs road, ~ acres fenced,
house al four Ons, crib wclis Ui iiuc water
never failing, ~ acres IN cultivation, mesquite
acres of 3 year old fTuii trees, iank In the
open In acres and open range ui IN acres.
90
Frame house I rooms and house Ui rooms
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Brick house of : rooms, . stables, fine els
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Two beautiful building lots on Avenue ID,
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A beautiful residence, only blocks from
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FOR RENT:

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RON CLAD store room. new, near court
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STONE sToRE Of four rooms on Commerce
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A NEW FIFTEES ROOM HOUSE In center OF
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For rent well furnished rock house of eight
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nice business with good will and fixtures,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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After using b. b. B. ] unhesitatingy state
that it did more good for my Kidney Com
plant than all other remedies combined. Its
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